2014: A Year of Momentum for the Jay Fund

2014 was a tremendous year for the Jay Fund; it was a time of growth, excitement and a profound statement regarding our continuing mission to #BeThere for families tackling childhood cancer. We began the year in a “super” way with the “Big Game Time Out”, a special series of events set up for some NY/NJ families during Super Bowl Week …

March’s #JayDay: It’s About Reliability

Today we celebrate the legacy of Jay McGillis, one of Tom Coughlin’s players during his tenure at Boston College.  Jay contracted leukemia in 1991, lost his battle in 1992, and became the inspiration for the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Foundation’s founding.  Since Jay wore a #31 jersey, the Jay Fund has commemorated the 31st day of every 31-day month as …

Memories of Boston College St. Jay

Twenty-one years ago this month, Boston College’s Jay McGillis lost his fight against cancer, but his legacy lives on for perpetuity through the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Foundation, created in his honor to help families who are tackling childhood cancer.  Resigned to death after his body rejected a bone marrow transplant from his oldest brother Michael, McGillis returned home for …